Executive Summary The medical establishment ignores many things that can be done to prevent and fight cancer. This article provides a list and links to supporting articles. Introduction These are the list of items that can be used to prevent and fight cancer. They are all inexpensive and also good for general health. Wait One…
Executive Summary The US leads the world in cancer research dollars spent per year, but it has some of the worst outcomes for cancer. Japan is a country that does a good job of helping to maintain its population’s health level. Introduction Japan is an interesting country to study how their general health level influences…
Executive Summary It is accepted by the medical establishment that the focus should be on tumor removal and shrinkage. Information from studies calls this establishment view into question. Introduction The management of tumors is little questioned. The evidence presented in this article asks if it should be questioned. Wait One Second… Why is The Article…
Executive Summary The financial rewards of introducing new cancer drugs are so large versus development costs that a drug company could make money testing inert substances. Introduction Reviewing the math of incentives and costs for developing new cancer drugs is highly instructive in understanding how the industry works and why so many cancer treatments are…
Executive Summary There are many claims that viruses cause some cancers and that many cancers can be addressed with cancer vaccines. We analyze this claim to see how likely this is to be true. Introduction Virologists have claimed for years that viruses cause several cancers and that cancer vaccines to stop cancer are right around…
Executive Summary Statements about the effectiveness of new cancer treatments usually are quite exaggerated. This covers statistical analysis of this exaggeration. Introduction It is very common for those aligned with the oncology area to use superlatives to provide an exaggerated framing of the benefits of new treatments. Furthermore, the exaggerations of treatment effectiveness come from…
Executive Summary Nearly all of those that subscribe to this website begin with many misimpressions about cancer. The medical establishment publishes so much inaccurate or one-sided information about cancer. Introduction The articles we have written on this site face limitations in their effective use by subscribers due to commonly observed confusion that we have witnessed…
Executive Summary Vitamin D efficiency is how the body uses the Vitamin D it has access to. The story of Vitamin D efficiency is more involved than customarily presented. Introduction Vitamin D is a critical component of a healthy immune system and a significant immunomodulator; however, when the supplementation level of Vitamin D is discussed,…
Executive Summary Palliative care has a specific and accurate definition. When cancer centers found that this definition reduced their ability to sell treatment, they began writing articles to try to muddy the water on what palliative care is. Introduction Cancer centers and oncologists make a great deal of money from palliative care. However, their presentation…
Executive Summary The term response rate is used in cancer research studies and articles on cancer treatments. In this article, we explain what this term means. Introduction Articles on cancer frequently use the term “response rate” but usually do so without defining the term. The intent of this term is to make the outcomes of…